Sentence examples for increasingly disturbed from inspiring English sources

He took to drink and his mind became increasingly disturbed.

But, as he continued his investigation, he became increasingly disturbed.

As a Democrat I am increasingly disturbed by her shift to the right.

We grow increasingly disturbed these days, not just by the news but by the lack of continuity.

After his successes in the 1960's, Mr. Cantor grew increasingly disturbed by the rising costs of Broadway.

Stoll told Nyad that she would not accompany her on a fifth attempt at Cuba: she was increasingly disturbed by her friend's inability to accept defeat.

After Parfit finished "Reasons and Persons," he became increasingly disturbed by how many people believed that there was no such thing as objective moral truth.

But Mexico seems to have fallen to new depths of deliberate distraction this year, and many Mexicans are increasingly disturbed by their own attitude.

China had grown increasingly disturbed at the scale of gambling by its mainland residents travelling to Macau, particularly government officials, the report said.

His appearance before the Senate showed that Mr. Ortiz was becoming increasingly disturbed by the failure of the banks to finance Mexico's growth, which remains lackluster.

By Alastair Reid The New Yorker, July 6 , 1968P. 17 We grow increasingly disturbed these days, not just by the news but by the lack of continuity.